A website audit that tells you what's wrong — and how to fix it
You can't see your website the way a search engine sees it. An audit crawls the real pages and reports — in words you can act on — what's blocking your site, what's missing, and how to fix it.
What a website audit checks
Indexability (can search engines even read your pages), page titles and descriptions, content depth, structured data, images, broken links and AI visibility. Every finding is listed against the exact pages it affects.
Why the fixes matter
Most of what hides a small site is cheap to fix — a missing title, a stray “no index” switch, a broken link, thin pages that say the same thing. An audit turns “something’s wrong” into a list of specific, paste-ready corrections.
How it's scored
You get a grade and a per-dimension breakdown, with every fix ranked by how many points it unlocks. You see the fixing order that matters first — not a pile of warnings.
What you get back
An on-screen grade, plain-English findings, and — at Silver and Gold — the corrected titles, descriptions and tags written out to paste in. Bronze €29, Silver €49, Gold €89 (ex-VAT; 23% Irish VAT added at checkout), all from the same full 1,000-page crawl.
What an automated audit can't do
No tool can measure real-user page speed (field Core Web Vitals), read your Google Search Console, or count your backlinks — and a trustworthy one says so. See the full coverage and limits.
More on choosing an audit
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